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Beer Encyclopedia: What to Drink in Bavaria
Why go to Germany? Old castles, juicy sausages, urban architecture, crazy outfits, festivals — yes, all that. But Germany is also associated with beer. You could try to go to Oktoberfest, but why push…
A Weekend in Munich: What to Do and Where to Go
Suppose you found yourself in Munich for a couple of days. Consider yourself lucky, because this is quite enough to leave the city with a strong desire to return. In this article, we’ll tell you where…
What do stars mean in hotels
How to choose a hotel , if you’re booking accommodation in a new city or even country for the first time? It’s quite simple — count your money, check the hotel’s stars, and look at photos. We’ll tell…
5 Reasons to Travel Beyond London
England is not just London, Oxford’s library, and a flock of wizards on Baker Street with pipes in their teeth. Getting a British visa is not easy, so if you’re going, you should see all corners. Afte…
First time in Tokyo: what to see in three days
Three days in Tokyo — it literally sounds like a fairy tale. If you’ve decided to visit the Land of the Rising Sun and are trying to put together a cool itinerary for Japan , read our short guide to t…
Top Cosmodrome Tours
USA Cape Canaveral and Kennedy Space Center The Kennedy Space Center is one of the world’s main spaceports. A rocket park and a museum complex with space attractions are open to visitors, however, mos…
What to see in Berlin
Berlin does not tolerate fuss and superficiality. In this city, through modern gloss and graffiti, the scars of a great history emerge. To truly feel it, you need to be ready to walk a lot, see a lot,…
Types of Trains and Fares for Travel in Germany
Germany has the largest railway network in Europe — over 33,000 km of tracks. Therefore, traveling around the country by train is an excellent idea and a convenient way to see more in one trip. This i…
Heathrow Airport: All the Information You Need
London Heathrow is one of the largest airports in Europe, handling many transit flights. It’s easy to get lost, as in many large airports. But you have us, so we’ll tell you what’s what, so you don’t…
Most Dangerous Countries for Travel
International SOS assessed health and life risks for travelers in various countries worldwide and created an interactive map. Based on data from the British company Ipsos Mori, International SOS asses…
Transporting cigarettes on a plane
Today we will talk about cigarettes on a plane, both regular and electronic. We will figure out if it’s allowed to smoke on a plane and how to transport them. Transporting cigarettes in checked baggag…
What to see in Munich
Munich is a city that masterfully balances centuries-old traditions and future technologies. Here, on one street, you can meet a gentleman in leather lederhosen shorts and a silent electric car speedi…
When and where did flight attendants appear?
The presence of a flight attendant on board an airplane is no longer surprising, although 80 years ago, the appearance of flight attendants became one of the decisive factors in popularizing civil air…
What to see in Brussels
Brussels is a city that knows how to surprise. Here, the strictness of European quarters coexists with ironic graffiti on the walls, and the smell of fresh waffles follows you at every step. The capit…
Taj Mahal: History and Interesting Facts
The Taj Mahal needs no introduction — everyone has definitely heard of it. And why not, missing a UNESCO World Heritage masterpiece would take some effort. The mausoleum has rightfully earned tourists…
Neuschwanstein Castle
Starting today, we are launching a new section, "Picture-Perfect Places"; all posts can be found under the tag of the same name. We will tell you about the most beautiful places on our planet, with de…
Baggage Allowance Rules 1PC and 2PC
In recent years, an increasing number of airlines are switching from the familiar weight-based baggage system to the piece concept. How to find out which baggage system an airline uses? It’s very simp…
What to See in India: Main Attractions
India… Colorful, ambiguous, contrasting. Palaces here coexist with slums, noisy markets with peaceful Hindu temples, and crowded cities with jungles. India has literally divided travelers into two cam…
10 Beautiful Libraries from Around the World
Libraries have long ceased to be mere repositories of dusty tomes. Today, they are grand architectural monuments where history intertwines with modern design, and the silence of the halls inspires new…
Wine Glossary: A Useful Guide for Enotourism
If you are planning a trip to the vineyards, you have probably noticed a few unfamiliar words. Therefore, we have compiled a small glossary of popular wine terms to make your journey clearer and simpl…